Williams Piano

[Wimblees@AOL.COM]

In a message dated 4/27/00 10:37:07 PM Central Daylight Time, 
Daveg126@AOL.COM writes:

<< Folks,
 
 My son's school is disposing of a Williams Piano. They offer to give it to 
me 
 to get it out of their hair, if I will move it. Any opinions?? It is dark 
 wood, upright, and cosmetically seems to be in good shape. It almost appears 
 to be some sort of "institutional model", most panels are secured with 
 conspicuous stainless steel screws, which look like they are part of the 
 original design. I have no idea of the age or model, but would presume this 
 came to the school as a donation. 
 
 Comments valued!! Trash or treasure??
 
 Dave
 
  >>

Never mind about the outside, it's the insides that needs to be inspected. No 
matter what brand of piano it is, if the action, soundboard, pin block and 
bridges aren't any good, the piano isn't worth hauling. Have a profession 
piano technician look at the action, test the pin block and inspect the 
soundboard and bridges. If they are all intact, then you've got a good piano. 

Willem Blees